Croke Park to turn green and yellow as neighbours Glen and Dunloy aim for double Ulster success 

From the Dunloy hurlers' mid-Antrim base to Maghera, home of the Watty Grahams, Glen club across the Derry border, is less than 20 miles.
Croke Park to turn green and yellow as neighbours Glen and Dunloy aim for double Ulster success 

ULSTER REPRESENTATIVES: Connor Carville of Watty Graham's Glen, left, and Ryan Elliott of Dunloy Cú Chullains pictured ahead of the AIB GAA All-Ireland Hurling and Football Senior Club Championship Finals, which takes place this Sunday, January 22nd at Croke Park at 1.30pm and 3.30pm respectively. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

In a couple of pockets of Cork city they have a strong sense of just how exciting a week this is for the Dunloy and Glen clubs up in Ulster.

From the Dunloy hurlers' mid-Antrim base to Maghera, home of the Watty Grahams, Glen club across the Derry border, is less than 20 miles.

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